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The Moncler Genius project continues.

Michelin man? Arctic samurai? Human tampon? Walking sleeping bag? Whatever you see when you look at these sculptural down-filled Rorschach tests, Moncler Craig Green has arrived and it’s amazing.

When hip-hop, a genre still beholden to binary ideas of masculinity and heteronormativity, begins to embrace fashion that is a little more gentle, a little more tear-inducing, there's change afoot.

The overwhelming feeling at the menswear shows this season was of logging off, finding yourself, and getting spiritual.

This season, London menswear stalwart Craig Green offered a bright and optimistic future; one where utility meets self-discovery.

Keep dancing till the world ends was Andreas Kronthaler's message to the kids at Vivienne Westwood on Monday — a sentiment echoed at Craig Green and Theo Adams' "Choreomania."

From Paco Rabanne’s "Barbarella" to "Her," from Gaultier’s work on "The Fifth Element" to Craig Green designing the costumes for the latest film in the "Alien" series, we look at all the ways fashion has imagined the future on the silver screen.

On the first day of fall/winter 17 men’s shows, London’s young designers from Charles Jeffrey to Craig Green lamented a year that shook the world.

As it kicks off today, these are the designers to keep your eyes on!

Aspiration and achievement were key words at the 2016 Fashion Awards last night in Royal Albert Hall where London's young designers were hailed alongside international industry greats.

Take a bird's eye view of Craig Green’s fall/winter 16 collection.

Brexit casts its shadow over the first day of the spring/summer 17 men's shows in London where Craig Green, Astrid Andersen, and Topman reflected on a sense of belonging — and a changing fashion system.